Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-11
THE DREAM OF ANARCu.


this crime, honorable judge, but let the
world know that in \. d., l~>G, in the
state Of Illinois, eight men were sentenced
10 death because they believed in better
future, because they had not lost their
faith in the ultimate victory of liberty and
Justice.
We have preached dynamite.
We have predicted from the lessons his
Tory has taught rs that the ruling GLASSES
uE to-day would 10 more listen to the
voice OF reason than their predecessors did.
When the hour comes. We
have said to the toilers, know that sci,
cGcc has penetrated the mystery OF nature
know that from JOyc's head once more his
u sprung e Minerva dynamite
Under socialism the prophecy OF the Greek
poet, tntipOras, would be fulfilled, Nho,
at the invention Of the first water mill,
| exclaimed This is the emancipation OF
male and female slaves, and likewise the
! prediction of Aristotle. who said When
aj some future age every
tool, upon command or by predestI-
/ cation. will perform its work. rs the art
/ works OF D,rdalus did, who moved hy them
| selves. or like the three feet of HephaStu,,
| " no went to their sacred work instructive
/ Iy-when thus the weayer'S shutties will
weave by themselves. then We will no
| longer require masters and slaves. So
rIgIism says this time has come, and can
you deny il;
Society will reclaim lis own
even though YOU erect gallows on every
street corner.
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